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ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST.

Queen Kapiolani, Of the Sandwich islands,
arrived at New York from Europe Monday,
and received the news at the Honolulu "revO-
luton" with equanimity. Members OF the
suite say there is nothing evolutionary about
the matter
The president left Washington Monday for
Holland Patent. N. Y, accompanied by Mrs.
Cleveland.
The Farmers Review in it's weekly crop
summary estimates the yield of spring wheat
in Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, and
Wisconsin at about IS per cent of the aver
age. A similar estimate is made rs to oats
Corn generally promises well, and is fully
two weeks ahead Of the season. Potatoes and
apples will be. about half crop. and hay
hardly so good.
Since the outbreak of yellow fever.at Key
West there have been eighty three cases Of
the disease, twenty-seven OF which resulted
fatally. Thirty-threo ,asses are now under
treatment.
At Fleetwood park Saturday Harry Wilkes
trotted three heats against his record Of
9:l31S; time, 2:251S, 2:l5s<, 2:lo1<
In the United States court at Cincinnati,
Tuesday, decree was entered by agreement
FORGETTING the charter Of tho Fidelity bank.
proceeding against the officers and directors
of the bank, places all its assets in the receiv.
er's hands, and dissolves all attachments
issued against the property since the govern
nlent took possession Of the bank.
Farmers in the vicinity of st. Thomas, ID.
T., have filed complaints with the interstate
commission against the Manitoba railway for
refusing to provide facilities for the trans.
portation of wheat, and for COLLISION with
the proprietor Of certain elevators to ennble
him TO control the prices OF the cereal along
its line.
The death of ex-Leutenant Governor L. j
Robinson, OF North Carolina, Is announced.
The Pacific squadron Of the United States
war vessels has been ordered to rendezvous mt
Honolulu. II deemed necessary the Asiatic
squadron will be also ordered there.
Leaders OF the Henry George or United La
Dor party are making house to house cam
vas in New York, and they claim to have q
sufficient membership-75,0 oo-to carry thu
city In the next election.
The Hon. Erwin A. Hewitt, an old-time
Democratic leader In central Michigan. died
1t Augusta, Mich, Monday. t
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TWO TO ONE FOR BLAINE.
TWENTy-oNE THOUSAND REPuBLl-
CANS INDICATE THEIR CHOICE.


Result OF am Inquiry by The Toledo Diads
About Every State and Territory Heard
from-The Maine Man Leads. with Sher-
man Next and Ahead for Second Choice
Situation In the Field.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July l3--The Toledo
Weekly Blade in May sent inquiries To its
subscribers in all parts Of the Union asking
them TO signify their first and second choice
for president ON the Republican ticket of
1888. Answers have been received from
81, 800 persons, or about one in four of those
addressed The replies show the following
total result:
First choice: Blaine ll,0l0; Sherman, g.
Os4; Lincoln. 2,237; Allison, 3S4; Edmunds,
III; Ingersol, rs; Harrison, lOl; ingalls,,
30; Gen. Sherman, o. EvaIts, rs; Hawley,
AZ; Depew, As; Foraker, AZ, and other votes,
34l. Total, 1880
Second choice Sherman, 1868; Blaine, 3,
473; Lincoln, 2,53l; Allison, i,154; Edmunds,
1856; Harrison, 353; Foraker, 227 Ingalls,,
III; Depew, 10; Hawley, 100. No other
candidate for second choice received as many
as 100 votes.
The vote as distributed by states shows tho
following comparison between the two lead
ing candidates:
Eastern states: Maine--First choice
Blaine, los; second choice-Blaine, 50; Sher-
man, is. New Hampshire--First choice
Blaine, 22; Sherman, TO- Vermont Blaine
80; Sherman, %; Edmunds, II. Massachu-
setts-Blaine, 80; Lincoln, z; Sherman, 5.
Rhode Island-John Sherman, 8; Gen. Sher-
man, /. Connecticut--Blaine, ~; Haw-
ley, H.
Middle states: New York Blaine, 4GS;
Sherman, Isl; Lincoln, ~. New Jersey
Blaine, 72; Sherman, 8. Pennsylvania
Blaine, 80; Sherman. ola; Lincoln, III
Delaware Blaine, g. Sherman, 2.
Southern states Maryland Blaine, So;
Sherman, Is. Virginia Blaine, 40; Sher-
man, 81. North Carolina Blaine, 81; Sher-
man, %. *South Carolina Blaine, IL; Sher-
man, IL. Florida Blaine, 102; Sherman, "a !;
Lincoln, 10. Alabama Blaine %; Sherman,
60 Observation-Disclosures, IL; Sherman, To-;
Lincoln, s. Louisiana--Sherman O.; Blaine,
a. Texas Blaine, 1874; Sherman, 80. Arkan-
sas-Blaine, 172; Sherman, So. Missouri
Blaine, 954; Sherman, 70S. Tennessee
Blaine, 252; Sherman, ia. Kentucky her
man, 254; Blaine, 100. West Virginia
Blaine, 292; Sherman, 221.
Western state: Ohio--Blaine, ms; Sher.
man, l,ot-.t OuctInln,
2S2. Michigan--Blaine 77S; Sherman, 30f
Illinois--Blaine, ga; Sherman, 972. Wis
consin--Baipe 23S; Sherman, 1884, Mime
sota--Blaine, $40; Sherman, l25 Iowa
Blaine, All; Sherman, 1853; Allison, l33.
Kansas Blaine, 1867; Sherman, 75l Ne
braska-B Blaine, 43S; Sherman, 263. Colorado
Blaine, POI; Sherman, 40; Lincoln 40
Nevada-Blaine, a; Sherman, 4. Oregon
Blaine, PSI; Sherman, 3d. California Blaine,
269; Sherman, AZ.
Territories: Dakota Blaine, 255; Sherman,
IL; Montana-B Blaine, IL Allison, Is Washing
ton-Blaine ~ Sherman, 45. Idaho--Blaine,
10; Sherman, /. Wyoming --Baine 9; Sher-
man, @. Indian Territory-Blaine, 4; Lin
coin, 2. New Mexico Blaine, s.; Sherman,
z Arizona-Blaine, Il; Sherman, 9. Dis
trict Of Columbia Blaine, 2; Sherman, .
No vote from Utah,
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BIG TRANSACTION IN GooeBlc.
Several OF the Best Mines Sold-Ovcr Fonr
Millions Involved.

Several of the Best Mines Sold Over Four
Millions Involved.
MILWAUKEE, July 9.-Friday the sale
was consummated of several of the best mines
on the Gogebic range, through Moore 81 Ben
gamcn, who are also large stockholders to
the Lake Superior Consolidated Iron COM
pany, composed of New York capitalists, in
Guiding ex -Secretary of the Treasury William
Window, Jesse Grant and Steve Dorsey.
Window has been in the city since Wednes-
day, representing the company in the pur-
chase. The price paid for each mine was:
Niminkon. $3.50, 600; Kakagon, $3.50, 600; Bes-
semer, $3.50 700; Iron Chief, $25O,00O; Bon
ME, $4,000; Moore, 500, 900; Atlantic,
$3.50, 900; Prospect Hill, 100000. The price
per share is slightly in advance over the
quoted rate Of stock, and the total purchase,
including 5000 acres of land and other prop
critics. is 81, 500, 1000. The new company will
start in with $1,000, 600 cash in its treasury
for operating expenses. Next winter they
intend building ten steel steamships, with n
carrying capacity of 5O0,O0O tons per season.
to carry their own ore.
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LONDON, July 1.-THE crimes bill passed
the third reading in the house of commons
Friday night by vote Of $40 to 26s.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE municipal
council OF the Irish National League 81
America on Tuesday last instructed Chair
man McCaffrey, in the event OF the third
reading or passage Of the sc-called crimes
bill in the house OF commons to Immediately
cable Mr.. Parnell the following, which was
accordingly sent Saturday:
The Philadelphia Municipal Council Irish Ma
tional League OF America ut Its last meeting re-
solved 10 assure you and the Irish people OF rs
loyal and increased support In whatever means
are adopted to preserve the Irish nation from the
humIliatng. degradation and Dissertation conteni
plated by the provisions Of the infamous Tory
l.il
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The following is the record Of Saturdays
league playing: AT Philadelphia Chicago
5, Philadelphia o; ut Boston-Pit tsburg 4,
Boston ~; at New York--Detroit 4, Now
York 3; at Washington Indianapolis z.
Washington 8.
CHICAGO, July lS.--Results Of the base
ball games played 10y league clubs Monday
were: At New York-New York Q, Pitts
burg g.; at Philadelphia York q, Phil
adelphia s; at Washington Washington IL,
Chicago \; at Boston BOSTON Detroit game
postponed, rain.
CHICAGO, July 10. League base ball games
Tuesday gave the following scores: At New
York-New York 8, Pittsburg IS; at Wash
ington--W Washington 6, Chicago s.; at Phia-
elphia-Philadelphia IT, indianapolis s; at
BOSTON Boston Is, Detrot3
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EARL OF ABERDEEN. sponded to the toast,
"The United States of America" The earl
of Aberdeen, who was lord lieutenant of
Ireland under Gladstone and is a strong sup
porter of the Liberals, spoke as follows;
l am not in favor of total and absolute separa-
tion but local self-government, which will end
the unhappy relation now existing. There Is so
much of the ish-American sympathy, and its
exact character am unable to define find In
some instances very bitter feeling against Eng
land. This, l think, would not be so strong IL the
people Of America were aware that there is a
revolution of sentiment among the English peo-
pie The sympathy for the homerule movement
is greatly extended. think the crimes act will
pass, but it will become so unpopular that imme.
date repeal will follow. Although the constitu-
tiona limit of parliament extends six years, yet it
Is probable that an election will take place much
sooner
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DEATH IN THE MINE.
Eight italians Drown I'm the Sturgeon
River Mine in Michigan.

River Mine in Michigan.
MARQUETTE, Mich, July IA terrible
mine disaster occurred shortly after noon
Thursday in the Sturgeon River mine at
Metropolitan, Mich. A number of miners
had got blast ready when water rushed into
the mine so fast that many could not escape.
Eight Italians are known to be in the mine
and they are surely dead The names Of the
victims can not be learned yet The cause of
the disaster was the failure of the pump
which relieved the mine Of water to act The
shaft is 100 feet deep. The mine managers
telegraphed to Escanaba for large pump
METROPOLITAN, Mich, July 1.-THE bodies
of the eight men who lost their lives in the
Sturgeon river mine were found Saturday.
Five of them had leen drowned and three
suffocated They were all Italians and green
hands. There were ample means of egress,
but they were ignorant Of the fact, and when
the water rushed in they did not know which,
way to 60 TO get out of danger.
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Excused Three Jurors.

! CHICAGO, July 9.-Judge Jameson, who
presides at the "boodlers'" trial, has excused
three of the jurors who had been accepted by
both sides. The discussion of the matter oc-
cupied two days and the reason for the
judges action il that the three men, Ostran.
der, Tate, and Parks, were more or less ac-
quainted with some of the defendants and
connected with them in Masonry or through
mutual friends, 1t was not proven that
there was any crookedncss in tile bailifr's So
lection OF the men.
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Persisted IN A SoUALL.
The SIoop Mystery Capsizes and About
Thirty Persons Are Drowned.

Inc Sioop mystery SapsHes anu Ho""'
Thirty Persons Are Drowned.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The sloop Mystery,
with thirty-seven excursionists, mostly
women and children, on board, was capsized
Off Barren island Saturday evening The
tide was rushing out, and squall struck the
boat as she was making a tack. The tug
Dean was near at hand and rescued eight
persons, three of whom were found to be
dead. 1t is hoped ten were saved. The wind
blew so hard that it was impossible to pick up
any more. Four bodies We're secured at mid
night under the Barren island bridge, but
they have not yet been identified. Among
those lost are:
James Burgess and child, of Hoyt street.
Brooklyn; Mark Stark and wife and one
child; Mary Brendell, a widow ~ years old,
of Buckwaick avenue, Brooklyn; Mrs. Will
Jams, of Williamsburg, whose body was iden-
titled; Capt. David Hendrickson and son |;
Mrs. John OBrien and three children.
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Tho DastardIy Train-wrecker.

MARQUETTE, Mich, July ia dastardly
attempt to wreck passenger train on the
South Shore road, at Negaunee, was dis
covered just in time Sunday night. The
switch near the station had been fixed with a
piece Of iron so arranged as to throw the en-
CINE into the station platform Had the at.
tempt been successful, there would have been
great loss of life, as the platform Is always
crowded with people
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dismiss the Gibson
ministry under men,
ace of dethronement.
Kalakaua yielded, and
a new government
was created, with
William M. Green as
premier. The king re-
mains in nominal pos
session of his pre-
negatives, although he
is practically Invested
of all power. He has
promised TO accede to
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we,,-Known German Editor Dead.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, July III. p. Stibolt,
one Of the bcst known German editors in the
west, and for quarter Of a century editor OF
the Davenport Der Demokrat. died Tuesday,
aged a. He had previously taken promi-
nent part in Illinois politics, being personal
friend Of Abraham lincoln. He conducted
papers at Alton and Galena, and was for sew
eral years editor OF The Deutsche Xeitung, at
the request OF the Illinois state Republican
-ov,,uittea
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Another Deal ir GogebIc.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July IL. Negotiations
are pending for another big deal in Gogebic
mines The Bessemer Consolidated Iron
company, composed Of eastern capitalists,
has made the following offers, which will
probably I've accepted; Iron King, $500, 900;
Bonnie, 500, 900; First National, $500, 900;
Blue Jacket, $2S, 900; Valley, $4,000
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THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO. July Il.

CHICAGO. July IL.
The quotations on the board OF trade to-day
were as follows: Wheat-No. July, opened
s1l4c nominal, closed 7l3sc nominal; August,
opened 7234c, closed 7s3sc; September, opened
74zsc, closed 74I4c bid. Con-No. July, opened
35l1c bid, closed S5ssc bid; August, opened
36I4c. closed sGIkc September. opened 37Ac,
closed &c bid Oats-No July. opened e5asc
nominal. closed a5,Gc bid August. opened 255sc,
closed 253S-IEc hid; September. opened and
closed oGlsc l'ork--Year, opened and closed
SiiO0 nominal. lard-Juy. opened $G.41M
closed $3.50 bid.
Live stock. Quotations at the Union stock yards
ranged as follows: IIogs-Market active and
firm; about all sold Mt an advance Of so 10c
light grades, $5.f505.35; rough packing, $3.50
$50; heavy hacking and shipping lots, $3.50
545.
Produce: Butter-Fancy Elgin creamery. 800
19c per III: choice To fancy dairy, 120ifc; fresh
packing, s1<@s9c. Eggs Strictly fresh, 12IS113c
per dog. Poultry-Ilens 100 t06c per 10; ROSTERS,
DC; spring chickens. 140i6c. Potatoes-New,
$e5o@275 per bbl. Berries Red raspberries.
$1,000 - per ei-pt case black raspberries, 5000
500 per IG,tt case; Llackberries. Si.00Dl.50
per 2tqt case fa
New York.
NEW YORK, July 10.
wheat-Steady; No. I red state. 0209216c;
No. do. ssI<c; No; = red winter July, sac;
do August, s43zc CorD-Steady; No. mixed
cash. 4434c. DO August. 4oc; 90 september, sOeSc
Oats Quiet; No. white state. 4014fc; No.
do, asc; No. MIXED July, s3lxc. Rye and
Bariey-DuI and unchanged Pork-Dull; old
mess. 145o0n;5 Lard-$6so August; 5000
September Ja
C,attle--No market; dressed beef duls SIDES
s6.50a7 %; to-days Liverpool cable quotes Amer.
ican refrigerated beef dull; .I<c y 10. Sheep and
lambs Market dull and limited trade; $3.50
04o0 v 100 lbs for sheep and $450Q7i2M for
lambs Hogs--N None offered alive: nominaly
hrTner: S5.70Q,5.Do
Tor.EDo, July H.
wheat-Lower and quiet; cash. &c; July,
ING; August, S1xc; September. 'sIkc; De-
cember, e23kc. Corn--wcaker; cash, ss3<c:
August, 3st<c bid. Oats--Firm; cash. 29c bid;
August. 2clzc bid; September. 26Ixc bid.
DETROIT, July ~
wheat-No. I white cash, SIC; Michigan red
cash. &c; No red cash. 77lzc; July. ssJ4c; Au
gust. INC: September 7Stfc. Corn--3sszc Oats
NO, e 3oc: No. =. white, SSIzc
Milwaukee.
MINIATURES. July r.
wheat--weak; July, s29Sc; August, s23Sc; Sep.
tember, 7lskc. Corn Steady; No. 8, 36lxc Oats
Quiet; No. 2, 3iMc. Rye-weak; No 4.
s]kn DarIsy-Lewsr; September. co,<c
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Peri.hed Nyhile Saving M,. rool..

MILWAUKEE, July s-Edward Brunks'
cistern pump mandatory on North Water
street, was destroyed by fire Friday morning.
Henry Dettman, aged 45years, endeavore to
secure his tools, aud was burned todeatE. He
leaves wife and several children.
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the Chicago 81 Alton
road for Camp Lin
coin, near Springfield,
where IL goes into
camp for a week. The
boys were in "heavy
marching ORDER" and
presented a fine and
soldiery appearances in
their fatigue uniforms
and knapsacks with
blankets rolled neatly
on top. They were
headed by their bugle
and drum corps and
caused a good deal of
favorable comment.
The boys will have a
monopoly of the camp
until next Saturday,
when they will strike
tn sir tents and start
for home. The week
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AN INDIANA TOWN scoRcHEo.

Tile Easi"ess Portion ofKnightsviIle Wiped
Out by Fire.
BRAZIL, Ind, July lathe business part
of Knightsville, few miles east of here on
the Vandalia line, was destroyed by fire Mt q
o'clock Tuesday morning for the second time
this year. Twenty stores, several halls, the
postofIlce and number of residences were
burned The loss is at least 5000 lnsur.
auce small. The origin of tho fire is un.
known. But for the timely arrival OH "a
special train OF the Brazil fire department,
the town would have been wiped out,
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Tuesday evening at
the Exposition build
ing. Theodore Thom-
as orchestra furnished
the music, and an ad-
dress of welcome TO
the visiting teachers
was delivered by May.
or Roche. Other adj
dresses were made by
Hon. Allan G. Story,
president of the board
of education; Hon. A.
q. Love, George How
land, Richard Ed.
wards, and others.
The convention will
continue until Friday
.l.A - "a. IosI
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" neW CONSTITUTION KING KALAKNUA.
and to abide by the popular will. At
tho hight of the crisis he offered to transfer
his kingly powers temporarily to the diplo-
matte corps at Honolulu but the offer was
declined The fallen premier, Gibson, and
his son-in-law are under arrest
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a Petition for the Anarchists.

CHICAGO, July 13--Gruenhut, the socialist,
says their friends have abandoned hope of q
new trial for the anarchists. About twenty
five persons will be sent through the state to
get signatures to petitions to the governor to
commute the sentence to life imprisonment,
and he expects to get petition five miles
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-
earl and countess of
Aberdeen are tempo
rarily here, W b III Q
making a tour of the
world. About 900
people were present,
including judges Of
the supreme, district,
and United States
courts and prominent
citizens An address
of welcome was made
by Bishop Ireland.
Ignatius Donnelly re-
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Mecly"" Notified of His rsc"nmunica-

McGiynu Notified of His Excommunica-
tion.
New YORK, July 11-This statement was
made on authority Friday night: "Dr. Nc
Glynn was notified Saturday by direction of
the holy see of his communication. The
original summons to appear at Rome was so
worded that he would be accommodated
ipso facto if he did not appear. He was
therefore, on Saturday notified that he was
accommodated by his own act. No further
action in his case is necessary" The decree
does not extend to those Catholics who have
sympathized with Dr. McGlynn. Much cen
sure will fall, however, if they keep up their
demonstration now that DR.. McGlynn has
been accommodated
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LONDON, July S.--The city OF Cbuchow, in
China, has been submerged and the inhabi-
tants have taken to boats A terrible inun-
dalton Is reported in the vicinity Of tho Wen.
chow river, which has overlooked its banks.
drowning thousands OF people
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us polltical tendency
moderately Liberal,
an d t he Bulgarian
statesmen indulge in
the hope that its APP
pointment will molli-
fly Russia somewhat
in her attitude toward
the accession of Prince
Ferdinand. 1t is doubt
full, however, if this
movement or, indeed,
ayarythinO elce that
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sessions will he devoted TO the discussion of
various educational matters of great impor-
lance. About 600 teachers from all parts
of tho United States are in attendance OH
the convention
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seven Persons CrematesI.

EDrNBURcH. July ga fatal fire occurred
Thursday night at Ardnahoe, Buteshire. A
farmhouse mt that place was burned 10 the
ground and three men and four men Servants
iucinsratsd before they could be rescued
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The Troubles of King KalaIsaua.

SAN Francisco, July 1.-The Hawaiian
revolution has taken place according to adj
vertisement. The populace of Honolulu and
the surrounding country forced theking to
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UNE OF THE BOfS TOT HOTHe. T TIC Week
will be occupied in drill and camp routine,
and, while there will be lots of hard work,
theyoung soldiers will, doubtless, find enough
time on leave to have some fun in Spring
fel1
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PRINCE FERDINAND. Bulgaria can do short
of multiplying the action of the sobranje an
giving Ferdinand his congo, will have the
effect to placate the cars government.
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A Public Reception ana Banquet rendered
Him at St. Paul, Mum.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July s.-A public recep-
tion and banquet was given the earl Of Aber-
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National Educational Association.

CHICAGO, July u. The convention of the
National Educational association opened
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The bulgarian Difficulty.

LONDON. July l2.--The new ministry
formed in Bulgaria 10y NJ. Stambuloff is in
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Guards, Starts for Springfield.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Second regiment,
about 800 strong, left Saturday morning on
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-15

FITS: All Fits stopped free by DR..
Klinc's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and So trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send TO DIR. Kline. 931 Arch st. Phila. Pa
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Yoke Of oxen and span of horse
for sale. A. RoBERToN. $
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/ offer for sale my house on Pine
street. c. F. PARKER.
Toe slippers and walking shoes, in
the latest styles, at 7. Collins.
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wheat-No. white cash, SIC; Michigan red
cash. &c; No 2 red cash. 7sJzc; July. ssy4c; Au-
gust. INC: September. 7sIfc. Corn--3sszc Oats
NO, q 3Oc: No. .. white, S3I<c.
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wheat--weak; July. 72sSc; August. s25Sc; Sep.
tember, 7l3kc Corn-Stsady; No. 8. 36yfc Oats
Quiet; No. 2, a1Mc. Rye-weak; No 4.
slylc DarIey-Iewsr; September. Co,<c
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wheat-Lower and quiet; cash. &c; July,
77,4c; August. S,lxc; September. ssIkc; De-
cember, 623kc. Corn--Weaker; cash. 353zc:
August, 3s<c bid. Oats--Firm; cash. 29c bid;
August. 2cIzc bid; September. 26Ixc bid.
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could be raised the flames reached her, and
communicated to her clothing. She made
frantic effort to jump through the window,
and then, with piercing Shrek, fell into the
furnace below. Mabel Powell had reached q
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